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Phil Lesh and Friends Live at BAM, Howard Gilman Opera House on 2014-04-14

by Phil Lesh and Friends

Publication date: 2014-04-14 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Phil Lesh & Friends, Richie Stankiewicz

Collection: PhilLeshandFriends

Band/Artist: Phil Lesh and Friends

Item Size: 4.0G

s1t01 crowd
s1t02 St. Stephen
s1t03 Let it Grow
s1t04 Scarlet Begonias
s1t05 She Said, She Said
s1t06 Mountains of the Moon
s1t07 Blue Sky
s1t08 Sugaree

s2t01 crowd
s2t02 Playin' in the Band
s2t03 Caution
s2t04 Unbroken Chain
s2t05 Fire on the Mountain
s2t06 Help on the Way
s2t07 Tomorrow Never Knows
s2t08 Sunshine of your Love
s2t09 Slipknot
s2t10 Franklin's Tower
s2t11 Cody's Story
s2t12 Morning Dew
s2t13 Playin Reprise
s2t14 band intro's

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Reviewer: Brooklyn born Mike - - April 25, 2014
Subject: Classic theatre, classic show

Phil and Friends continues to make amazingly good music, and in a classic opera house like this one, it made for an enjoyable night of classic dead songs and other classic rock nuggets. Old deadheads like me sat in the balcony, soaking in the sounds of our youth, freshly reinterpreted by a talented Dead cover band fronted by beloved Phil Lesh. Was it new and different? No. Did it send me to another universe? That would be too much to ask.
But if you asked me whether I prefer Phil and Friends to live Dead shows in the last few years before Jerry's passing, most certainly the answer is yes. The band is tight, energetic, and creative. They care about the sound, they care about their loyal fans. They give it all for us night after nite. And this nite's show was a very good one. So enjoy.

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